Sentence examples for education adapted from inspiring English sources
While specialists knowing methods of rational physical and psychological education of children at an early age are available in the country, there are no educational materials devoted to issues of care and education, adapted for parents and members of their families.
An Education, adapted by Nick Hornby from a Granta autobiographical piece by the Observer's Lynn Barber, has sold for $3m.
Otherwise, they tended towards bittersweet romanticism of a nostalgic kind and An Education, adapted by Nick Hornby from journalist Lynn Barber's memoir of her 1960s schooldays, would have fitted perfectly into this series.
The findings further highlight the importance of continuing to explore the influence of parenting education adapted for low-income and Latino families to inform the design of evidence-based programs.
Emily Blunt picked up a best actress nomination for her regal role in The Young Victoria, alongside Helen Mirren as the imperious wife of Leo Tolstoy in The Last Station, and newcomer Carey Mulligan as a 1960s British schoolgirl having a fling with an older man in An Education, adapted by Nick Hornby from Lynn Barber's memoirs.
An education adapted to our times is, at the end of the day, the best way to increase our degrees of freedom in this life.
How should graduate history education adapt to these developments?
Practice implications: Identifying the content of WPL might help providers of training and education adapt their curriculum in an anticipatory way.
For the first Listening Adventure, Carnegie Hall's education department adapted a music map it had produced last year for Dvorak's symphony, synchronizing its images to a 1987 recording by the Slovak Philharmonic on the Naxos label.
or how education is adapted to the realities and wonderful opportunities of the not-too-distant future.
The fastest learners are taught advanced classes to be prepared for further studies and the matura, while students who assimilate a little more slowly receive an education more adapted to their needs.
